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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-15

mtiiie iebe bloB aus Der Ybantafe ae.
.i96pfte sb6nfdrberei psrmeiben, uu6
pobl auf Der SUIT ieir, Seras nidt als
elm parabies biu5uitellen, 100 @ebeiben
uno Geidtbum obne ale Mnffrengunq
gu finoen lei. dig Elm 2anb, in peldem
Seben bic Sauben gebrateu in ben
Wfunb hineinHiegeu, tpann ct 1id nur
bic ysiibe gebe, ieiuen Itunb melt aes
mug a%uf3ufperreu. Was notA tbue, fei,
bic refine nnb gau5e Wabrbeit gu iageu,
elufa6en Beridt iiber Die Gru@tbarteit
u@t'eres Booens, iiber bic Mnnebmli6s
felt ut1Ieres Glimas unb l5er bic Der.
i9ieoenartigen unb rei1en 6alfsquels
len beg Staates gu seben. Wem oas
niht geniige, Der tbue better fort3ublei.
bsn; un0 tDenn ct fort bleibe, lei Sem
Staate bamit nur gebient.
Wenn man berartige Morte lieIt, unb
man ftnDet tie IN elmer Meage ~befonbers
in fleiteren 2dnobtdtiern. 1oute man
IN Der Sbat meineu, bic @nforberungen,
pel9e Oil ben Seras g%inuanbersr bas
rim gefent tperben, ieien rebt eigens
auf beu beuti@eu ginipanoerer suge.
i9nitten. Slider 1T, baB fein a!lberer
@tnnanberer, peber er aud fommer
m66te, gerabe bas lei1ien f6nnte un6
tplrbe, mas Die a1sf9lisBlid amerifa-
nii9en 8ldtter, tpel6en Die obigen Neu,
Beruagea entnommen linb, uot1 ben,
gtnpanberer oe~rlangsn. Wber ebenlo
ftder 1T, baB bieie felben BIditer su.
nd@it ioeit baoon entfernt eepeien fiR6,
BET ibrem Sbeal @inpanberer an cine
oeutf9e @iamaaberung gu benfen.
Cine Sronie bes S6idials pdre es,
mean oas f6lieBIi6e Geiultat Der neuer
ySSmmigrations Belpesune" trpBbem
Der Dutch wdre, un6 unm6sIi6 If bas
nod lange ni9t I!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-15
Cine S-anSeIsb5rse.

Wie tpenig gemeinf1atli6
uniere Girmen unb 2aufleute bisber
gebanbelt baben, gebt baraus berbor,
baB cine 8ereiniourg 6erieIben in it,
genb elmer Gorm ni1t beitanb.
@Qerbings bate man Dor einigert
Sabren einem Nnlauf geuommen; es
fuurbe cine 0anoelsfammer gegriin6et,
aber bic 5ade i@lief pieber elm.
Die fd INNER rnehr perbreiteaben
unb bon Sabr su Sa6r tpi9tiger wer.
ben3en 0anbelsinterefen San 9lntos
MOS erforbern iebo9 b~ringenb. baB
cine Organiiation unter ben Gaui1euten
befebe, benn mas benz gin3elnen au
errei9en unm6gli@ lit. bas fam bic
3abl nit ibrem f9per tpiegenben gins
fuB burGiebeu.
Das bat man ieBt einleben gelernt
unb begriffen uno beBbalb mar aud bic
geftern abenb i'm Gaiino a~bgebaltsne
gerfammlung bebufs @riinbung elmer
9rt 6anoelsb6rie 10 aablrei6 beiu@t.
9err Wm. 9euermann tpurbe als
1orfber ertpdblt unb 9err 8. %. @res
gorp oIs Getretdr.
Na9bem mon li@ iber ben 3wed
ber 8etpeeung eingebenb ausgeipro9eu
unb bic Sringli9teit berielbeu amer.
FAINT bate, ipuroen beiimmte 9ns
fridge un6 0orf@Idge e~ntgegense.
ttommen.
gs tpurbe Elm aus ben 6srren 8. 3.
Rampmann, Mm. MeiB,. o. Oppen.
beinier, u. 3. 6ranf, 8. 8. Mleranoer
unb General Sub beitebenoes 2omitt
ernannt, tpel@es cine Bats fir bic BE-
abi9tiste Organization u~ntetbreiteu
foate.
Oas 2omiie beri9tete nod tur3el
3eit, baB bic Organization ben Vameu
"San Antonio Board of Trade" fib,
rem uno unter ben Staatsgeiebeu intor'
porirt tueroen fol-. Sas gintrittsgelb
betrdgt $40 unS Der monatli@e Bel,
trag $500
Golgenbe 6erren traten Der @eIea,
f9aft BEL: u. .. Granf, gbas. 6ugo.
Dan. Oppenbeimer, @babot & grefon,
o. .. 3ampmann. ). s. Sobnfoa, s,
5. aleranber, SuIius 6. u. piper.
@fo. %. &uB. o. 2epis, %. 8. DeiB
Sobn 3abid, %. 9euermanr, @. 6ale.
mans. 8. s. Collins, 6. 9. Berg, 8
90. MaoaraB, s. 9erH, 6. CHAMBER
latin. 3. %. &ieIp, s. Groos. 6. 8
Climber, 6. 20. Dunn. Sas. Stone,
Is. 3. preiant, 8. Orpnsti, g. 8,
Geubber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-15
sic @ntee6nna einer Tra1.

nod cine uunOsrbolle Gntbedung lit aen,adt
Worben unb bas nod basu bon elmer Dame
aus biefcm Gountb Sieben Sabre lang 6atte
iie Die entfesli@fen 9eiben aussuaeben, iuelde
oerart dn ibrer 2ebensfraft sebrten. oaB ibr
Sob nidt mebr fern gu fein fdien. Drei $40.
nate baitete he unaufborlid nnb fpnnte feinen
Sdlaf finben. Da faufte fe BON uns cine
G.aide BON Or Sings vMeuer @utbeduna fir
Sdpiubiudt" unb fano 1@un mad Der erfen
9ofS 10 bisl @rlei9teruis, bab fe idfafen
fonnte, nnb Die eine 6lafde eurirte iie bolNfan.
big. SIR @amr 1T Mrs. 2ntber oas. go
i6reiben uns IS. 6. SamriG & So. in @6elbb,
Norb Carolina.
Man Iale fi9 cine @SrobedaIGe aeben in Der
apot9efe bon u. OreiB in Gan Mntonio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-15

MIs aomite, uf, ale Raufeute unb
banbeltreibenbe Birger Der Staot auf.
.;uforbern fi6 anauiG liebeu, tpuroer err
ranut: u. 3. Granf, q. %. STUB,
s. S. Collins, pp. @lmenborL 8.
Orpnsfi.
9ie 9erren $. 9. &mann. s.
@roos, 5. S. Mleran6er, Dm. @eiB
uno 6. 9ugO biloen 6as Gomite our
Musarbeitung elmer Ronfitutiou unb
beri9ten in Der am Treitag ben 16.
ftattinbenben Seriammlung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-15
QlNerfet.

= Die SeIegaten sur Saaas=gon.
benton, I'm iiber Ginpanberung utb
anbere mi@tige Gragen gu beratbeu,
finb: Col. s.. 9. Nnhreps, Sen. Geo
%. &uB. Wm. 9eueImann, Wm. Gers
gufon unb s. 8. D%ienopitp.
-@eltern Qbenb Z llbr brad i'm
Seller bes 9aufes oes Col. Inbrews
Geusr aus, bas iebr idnea gel6I6t
murbe. Seoo9 betrdst bet 8erlnit $500.
= Dos 0ergnAsunss Gomite ber
2alinos@eielfdaft lit eifrig nit ben
9orbereitungen fir Die tpdbreno Der
Geiertage Su peranftaltenbeg Gefli6fei.
ten beiadftist. ga giebt es aund9H
einen GinberbalI am Montag ben 26,
Desenber mil sroBem Weibna9ts,
baum. llnb Johann ben @ala'Bal on
SplDeiterabenb. tuo5u cine bri0ants
'8aGmuiif engagitt mor0eu 1T. Wii
tuerben fpdter auf bic Ginselbeiten 8u'
riidfommen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-15
WSte ntar Semtidbe unb Sentidbe Gin:
tuanoernn9 anneriuartS Su tpiirDt=
Qeft frei8.

WnuoeruU9 uupeCSoarto 3p DufDt=
gen tueiR.
gu Nus unb Grommen unIeter terra.
niiGen Ni6tsmifsr. MaFermuder uro
Sonnta9ss 6eu9Ier biene bos folgenbe
urtbeil, me6es zines Bet lsitenben tles
ritaniiden Yldtter, Der "Finanziero'
iber bic Deuti9en fdlt.
oWir ,piirben es nit Greubeu begrii=
BEN" = ia9t r -vtpenn beutI1es Ga
pital i'm merifapil9en Giienbabn > Bau
Nnlage iu6te. Dem 3uhufe bon beuts
Ei9em &apitale, tpenn ct erit Elm ffdnbi=
ger getporben tp6re, miirbe balb bic gins
wanoerung BON Seuti6en mad.
folsen, unb before 9oIomiaea fir
elm 2ano. oils es bic Deuts
f1en fnb, fam mat nirgenbwp
auf Der Welt finben, neil ser Deutfde
Mnfebler ni9t allein Der ~Ipariamfe,
fonbern aud Der fleiBigfte unb intelis
s~entefie bon aden 1T. Sn taufmdnni.
i9en nnternebmungsn wirb iebt i9om
6eutiGes @elb in groBartigem MaBffabe
bier augelegt, uno uuIere Nnli9t lit,
baB Die DeutTden in 3ufunft no9
mebr, aIs lriiber f9pm, pieIe
3peige beg @roBgeI9dites fOnirol.
liren perben. sic baben Bic gngs
ldnber bereits bur6 er6Bere Spars
famfeit i'm @el@dfisbetriebe aug iebr
lpidtisen 0aubelsSmeigsn berausse,
brdngt. @as ibnen sum Sisge perbols
fen hat, lit ibre sdbe Nusoauer, pelGe
oas Nbmarten Deritebt, ibr GIeiB, Der
Dor feiner Miibe nnb Nrbeit 5uriifs
f@eut, uuo ibr %geiumoer 8erfanb, tpel=
der lie urter allen 8erbdItnifen 5tets
Die ri6tigen Mittel ergreifen lebrt. Sic
inb ibres Spra9talentss balber be-
FAINT un6 erleraen bic ipanii9e Spras
DE big 3u einem @rabe Der
8oltommenbeit, pie fol6e BEL
g~nel1nbern ober Imeritanern ME.
mails gu finben 1T. sic fommen au9
ni6t bierber, UNI fi9 in bic politif bes
2anbes eiu3umil1en, unb tpenbem ibr
tti9tises Mifien ba5u on, bic Merifani.
fde Ration in ben betliamen 3anten
6es Griebens f6rbern gu Delfen. &ur5,
mir betradten bic 9eutiden dig bic
m%ertbbolnie grrungenf9aft fiir Merifo
unb piirben uns bon 9erSen freuen,
tuent ii6 bic @erii6te, welde ieBt i'm
llmlauf Iinb, bepabrbeiteten, Dab bic
Deutfden ieBt i'm Besrife finb, au9
auF BEN Gelbe bes giIenbabn : 8aues
Bel uns als Witbeuerber auf3utreten.A
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-15
Eft bic &eber aeftDrt2

bann 1T bein aan3er Organismus
auber Orbnung. bas 8lut unrein, Der
Wtbem tpioerli9; bu bait &opfmeb,
fiblff bid mntbIos, nerb6s, bait feineu
Qppetit unb feinen geiunben S6laf.
I'm S6limmeren boraubeusen, nimm
i0fort einett balben @Bl6heI bDa bon
simmons 2iDer &eguIator
tdgli9 3 NAL elm, er tpirb 9eber, Ddrs
me unb Nieren in gefunoe Shdti9feit
feben. Sd empfeble Simmons 2ipers
Regulator allen meinen Greunben, 6a
i'd peri6nlid tpeiB, 6aB er ole 0eberbe=
i9peroeu uit6 nerb6fen Gopff9mer5
BELT. - u. Merriib, 8eperID, &c. s.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-15
Sadleas @rsies.salbe.

Die bette Sable ber 8elt fur S9nttte
0aetf6unsen, @ef@piirs, Gieber- unb Saut.
IusfdIas, GIe9te, sefprnnsene Sdnbe, Grof-
beuIea unb ale $anttrantbeiten furirt ga.
murrboiben obsr feline 8~e3abInns. 8Sliae
Satisfaction sarantirt obsr bas Gslb Dirb
turii6eritattet. Is Gents bic Sdadtel BEL u
Drill
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-15

r5eit bielen Sabreu iinb Sr. alisuf
aouigs 6amburser Sropfeu BEL mir i'm
9auie Su finben, ba fe Elm ausge5ei9.
notes 8lutrsiniguugsmittel finb".-2arl
%. 2auftsr. APO 9atolinenfrabe, BAL.
timore,. Wb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-15

~ Sob uub GiIberipaa O.
yen 3u biai9erlt Breilea ME irgenb.
no auoers Sci @ebr.B Bill.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-15

= Die 8 Self baben fir bic
MISUNDERSTANDING neue Maaren oler
Mrt erbalten, pelde ite gu nieorigen
Breiien bertaufen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-15

s1@ @legante 2nabenanaiige, ipoit.
bilig, fit $3.50, So unb 81
bel u. Morris.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-15

6 . t q | 8.
5anGntpnio, Is. 9es. '87.

Su HIDu I, 10. Oe3. OF.
Sic @abl eineS GpnntDsMrstes
lit 6ur9 bic mebr oenl1 eisentbumli9e
9anblungspeife bes County : &i9ters
Wur3ba1 uerbin6ert tporben. Set Dor.
gefiern baben bic Nbfimmuasen barii,
ber ftattgefunben, obne boB elm &eful.
tat er3ielt tporben tpdre.
Ma9 ben Nbfimmunsen Der County,
Gommifdre banbelt es iiG um stpei
Ranbi6aten, nGn,li6 UNI Die 0erret
ST. 9erBberg unb 9r. @rabes. 3mi.
idea bieien 8eiben fam Niemanoem
bic WaBl i9per tperben-ausgenom.
men unferem Gountpri6ter Wuraba9,
BET bebarrli6 bel ieber Mbfimmung
feine 9timme fit ben ST. Sones ab.
giebt. Nun bat aber, allen parlomens
tarii9eu 8rau6e gemdB, iener 9err ais
borfbenber 8eamte iiberbaupt niGt
fir eiueu setpiReH Ganbibaten gu finn
men, fon6ern er bat, i'm Sale Der
5timmenglei6beit, ME fe bier obtpaI=
tet, 6ur6 fem 8Otum gu entf@eiSeu.
&ann inn Die Wabl spifden ben bel.
ben Meraten i9per ,perbens Wir fra.
gen Serrn Wur3ba6 alien grnffes, ob
Ct ben Nr3t. befen @rmdbIuug er
6ur9 feline manipulation nur9ieken
mill, aIs feinen Gamilienar3t e~ngagiren
ptrbe2 unb bieier Qrat fou gut senug
iein fur Die armen nnglidli9en
ODER ftir bic uuglidli@en Mrmen!
IS 1T mitfii1 su bebauern, bab eine
iol9e 3anbi6atur iiberbaupt aufre6t
erbalten tpirb, unb bies gum l1eberHuB
ourd ben gountDridter.
Wir b6reu, baB 0err Mur3ban bic
MeuBerung getbaH bat, bic &epublita,
ter ieien in ben @ountp MeH1tern fart
9enug pertreten, Der Mr3t miif1e tn Sol=
9e bsfeu elm 9emofrat iein. Nun fra.
gen mir ben 6errn abermaIs aufs Sc.
piiien: Was bot Die poIitit nit benz
gountpsGr5t gu tbun2 9anoelt es li6
t1i1t in er(ter 2inie baruin, ben fdbigs
fen unb tiidtieften Mann ~aus3uudb.
len, gang glei6, mas berielbe benft unb
g.aubt ober tpeIder Bartei ct apgeb6rts
Wdre oenrt 6err Wur5ba1 beute i'm
tuetit i'm ni9t bic
bic republltanii1en Stimmer binaingez
bradt bdtten? Was bat bic parteipolitif
nit uufereH gountpbeamten gu tbun?
10 uitb ni9t anbers babett bamaIs BEL
Der Wabl Die &epublifoner gebadt, bic
ffr Germ Wur3ba9 ftimmten : uab
heIffe mill er h MehuhIiforer
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-15
Mtam ieAt fid feinen Gnttaufdmn8en
NNN2

ipeun man. bebufs gintdufen pDn
Weibno6ts : @ei@enfen, nod Dem Sc
iGdft bon Nic. Sengg 9ebt. Die
Mannigfaltigteit Der Maarea baielbft
ipottet alier gei@reibung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-15
Si'nlae,. lIgee Regalateg.

Der nlr id fabricirt biro bon
u. II. Zeim d Co, philadelphia, pa
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-15

I'm bfn s0rper an einen reseIimabisen @toF.
uetitl gu seiuobnet, obne gu plotliden Didt.
&tranberuugen greifen gu mii5en, oeer bas
parae Seroauunssisfem su f6rei,, aimm
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-15
@ebt iDfurt

mad Ric Sengs unb nidt erft nod on.
0eren @ei9dften. tDent Sbr guren
6leinen niiblide Go6en au Meibna1.
Ten ober Neuiabr i9enteu polt, ME
!. 3d.: Susenbf6riften, Bilberbuhsr.
MdbrGen u. Gr3dblungen, &eib3euge
@eie0f9aftsipiele, Spielbsfen ufw.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-15
Sinansicaer 8eri1t

Der San Nntonio Nationals8 anf in
San Mntoniu, Seras, beim 9lbi6luB bes
@ei6dfts am Z. DECEMBER 1887.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-15
1aGeuoe 2Si6aadtsaef6enRf

YaGeaoe 2Ssi6aa6tssef6euss
fir 6erren, tpie:
&obes, Sadets. 6iite,
Seibene &egeni1irme,
Spa5ierit6de init @oiofnopf.
@raDatten, feb. 9af1enti1er,
9anbi9ube, SoilettesS Sets
&c. &c. &C.. bei
Ooung & MrnDIb.
1as Gebr. @riBer bolteit Elm
o%oilfdnbiges uno ~getpdbItes Eager bon
SuDelen, Cobb unb 9ilbersWaaren
Guebett erbalten:
6einfte M9eia &ofuen,
Smperial Clutter &oFnen,
Cabinet
@ultana f6rnerIoie
Onbura ifiel0Ie
Gorinten : @%itrDnat, @itrOnen. unb
Srangeni9aIen.
NiReiorten: pecans. branlianii1e,
9aielutKe; frana6fi9e &oitanien. Sais
iegura tueidfGalige unb ffallDfe Man.
oelm, enslif9e MaQntfe.
Smitb & MiIfon,
gde Sole0ab. & 90. bouitsnIr.
The St. Johns herald., 1887-06-09
It Was the otherone.

A yoar ago we were all at ono cf the lakeside resorts, where Pane. cite had bec"me nil the rage, and every ,dy was Int upon exploring the my. tcries of the fuiur'.
 U, on ih.s particular evening young man who had developed s.rong med .uui- istIc powers, had hls hand upon Pian- chctt... when I was called from the room tD welcome Q friend, q young llGy o had iu arrived from Lake de.
 A few minutes later I entered with my friend. an utter stranger to them all. upon my arm. With m schltvous intett, s erped forward to the table and said:
 "Now Planchs:tc, iiyou can tell mo tr..ly wheiher in young lady fell In love W. He she was at Lakeside. l will b: lieve in you"
 "she dI |" promptly wrote the little machine.
 with whoml Can you tell his name"
 Certiinly; 1t i5 6 very common name." My friend gave little sh.iek
 " Is 1t Smith or Brown?" continued.
 IL Is the other one," answered P.an- chet!e.
 "Did you ever 2 exclaimed my friend.
 Sure enough. she married Jones very sh, rtly af erwards. and they have be very happy.-ISt. Louis Spectator.
The St. Johns herald., 1887-06-09
Short Chapter on Chemical Nomenclature.

Co~As SAAsPSSE OtA CucAAlACaA
 Persons who undertake to gain through chemical literature Q knowledge ot what chemists arc doing in and for tho world encounter discouraging nomen- clature which repels them by its ap- parent intr!cacy and Its polyeyllabio character.
 Their opinion of the terminoloSy of an exact science Is not enhanced when thoS leain that "hlack cad" contains no load, "copperas" contains To copper, mosaic gold no gold, and "Gerlnan silver" no silver; that |" carbolic arid !" is not an acid. aud that oil ot vitrol Is not an oil; that Ollvs oil is " salt. but "rock oil is nelthet sn oil CT salt; that some sugars aro alcohols, and some kinds of wax ara others; that "crram of tartar" has nothing in common with cream, milk of lime :" with milk, "buttcr of anti mony" with butter, "sugar of lead " with sugar, nor ' llvor of sulphur" with the animal organ t.om which 1t was named.
 Readers of chemical writings somc. times fail to appreciate the advantages of styling borax di-meta- borax oI sodium" or of calling common alcohol methyl. caroinol," and they ignore tho euphOny in such words as pentamethyl- Uiamidothiodlp epylaniindliodometh ate Ia substan- e bego ten and bapti. cd by Dr. Albert Maas en- Popular Science Monthly.
The St. Johns herald., 1887-06-09
4 GeorrI. Hunters Story.

"Did you ever hear about that won- deriul shot madeP You didn't; well, 1t Is worth telling.
 "One day while out on the plantation near Doz;erville, wont out hunting. About twenty steps in front and near some thick grass in the swamp. an old rabbit hoppei out.
 The little doggerel about The old hare skin. the old hare hop, The old hare eat my turnip top. ran through my mind and thinks I to myself. thinks 1, you won't cat many more turnip ps; so banged away as her; out aaay went the cotton-tail, as though it hai been blank cartridge.
 |" l went to the place to see didn't at least tear up the ground, when what should find but three c0ons flounderlng in the agonies of death.
 "I had missed the rab, 1t but killed three coons. ."-[Columbus (Ga.) Enquir- er-Sun,
The St. Johns herald., 1887-06-09
RHYMES FOR BORROWERS.

Curious Means of Claiming Ownership
 in Books.
 Some people have 6 strange way of des grating their ownership o; books. Of course you remember, vixen a schoolboy. what ridiculous do gerei some O. the scholars wrote in theirs. As for example;
 "This book Is John Smiths,
 My fist is another;
 You touch one
 And you'll feel the other" Ard again:
 "Stsal not this book, my honest f.lcad, For tear the gsliows'n bs thy end" Once more:
 "Steal not this book, for fear of shane, For bere you see tie Owner's name; And when you dc the Lord w.ll say: Where is that book you sto,e away And if you say you do not kiIow. He hen will cast you down below" 4 great many growR-up childrcn have adopted the custom fin grnvcr mood.
 The two vlrses commonly usoi arc: If hou art borrowei by frie. d,
 R ght welcome shall ho be, To Icad. 10 study, not to lend,
 But to return to me"
 And thls:
 Mot that impar. cd knowle ige doth
 Dimini learnings store; But looks. find. if often .ent,
 R tuIn 10 mo no more"
 There :s one found in book formerly belonging to c well-known resident of New York:
 "Any one may borrow. but 6 gcnt!e- man returns"
 David ". Jayne's books have the fol- lowing Scr plural quotation
 "Go thou rather to them that sell, and bay :oryOurselves."
 The following rather severe lin Swcre used ty q Massachusetts man: !" Stern LOW r of Justice, lift thy wand In Sli:" Of nercy's look; Strike him who with PresumI tuous Purloins th.s valued book" Aar PGtnam, who fourished in Med ford. Mass, abo-t one hundrod years ego, used these lines:
 The WIG ked borrow, but do net re- turn aga n. See thou art not one of that number"
 Duncan c. Pell, of New Ycrk, had in rather cbuIlish motto, net at al. in keep:ng with Lis character:
 He does not lend hls ooks." W. J. Smelling, one of the earlv editors of the Boston Herald, had th 50 in- ructions:
 Do not turn down the leaves to mark the place, but put in slip of pap,r. Do Lot g. .ve ihe book to children fur play thing Handle not with al tv hIin is R.turn tho book when you have T, al it."
The St. Johns herald., 1887-06-09
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The St. Johns herald., 1887-06-09
ADMaNIsTRATOR.s NOTICE.
L. & II. HuNlNe.

-. :-: <-~ = In the Probate Court-of Apdehe coun- ty, Territory of Arizona: @- '.e s..,'' Tn re the Estate of Wm. B. Le6nard, deceased.-Notice to Creditors. f.~: 1'i' Notice is hereby given by the 1lnder-; signed. administrator of the estate of Win. B. Leonard, deceased, to the cred-> itors of, and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, with in ten months after the first publiGatione of this notice to the said administrator. at his place of business, in the. town of. ;. St. Johns, Apache County, Arizona Ter ritory. Es! =
 WALTER DAREfNG,@
 Administrator of the estate of Min. B.:
 Leonard, deceased. -. Dated St. Johns, A. T., May 11th, 1887. :,
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1887-12-02
The D. w. Hammond.

The schooner ID. w. Hammond Captain
Flanders, Of Rockland, small coaster of 60
tons, was towed by the tug boat Warren,
Captain Boz gan, to Central wharf yesterday
forenoon in somewhat damaged condition.
The schooner left Portsmouth Wednesday
morning at 8 o'clock for Boothbay, but when
off the Cape it was decided to put into this
port on account of the rough weather. In
attempting to enter the harbor the vessel lost
he traveller" and at 9 o'clock the anchor
was dropped The chain parted almost i'm
mediately after the anchor was let go, and
the schooner drifted slowly toward the shore
short distance this side Of Portland light
The captain said: 'TThe sea was heavy and
there was almost a gale of wind, but it was
not the toughest weather by any means, that
upon the rocks and the light keepers, seeing
our danger, were kind enough to cast us
line SO that we could draw our vessel to
place of greater safety. This we did, and
when near the rocks, and all had been done
that could be done for the safety of the YES
sci, we walked to the bowsprit and jumped
upon the rocks, dry shod and no lives lost.
The vessel, which carried crew of three
all told, lost her jib-boom anchor and rudder
but otherwise she was damaged very little.
The light keepers did all in their power for
our comfort after we reached the shore and
also assisted us TO the best of their ability,n
caring for the vessel. We are very grateful
for the service which they rendered us, and
extend to them our hearty thanks. The
schooner will be put in order at once, and
we will proceed to Boothbay as soon as pos
sible. The cold weather was the cause of
considerable suffering for short time. but
after walking ashore we were soon made
comfortable"